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Do shapes connote differing degrees of hazard?

Do shapes connote differing degrees of hazard?

I’m working on designing an icon set and experimenting with a few different styles. One style would involve every icon being the same color. However, color is really good at differentiating things like a soft warning (yellow)…

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